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March 2017 Science Images

Posted March 31st, 2017 at 4:20 pm (UTC-4)

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Olive Oil Key to a Healthy Heart? – Black Holes – Liquid H2O on Mars?

Posted February 13th, 2017 at 4:20 pm (UTC-4)

Diet Rich in Olive Oil Can Help Keep Heart Healthy To keep heart healthy doctors recommend that you keep an eye on your cholesterol levels. But there are two main types of cholesterol – LDL or bad cholesterol and HDL, also known as good cholesterol. LDL cholesterol is bad because it builds up on artery […]

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September 2016 Science Images

Posted September 30th, 2016 at 4:30 pm (UTC-4)

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Tags: "European Space Agency", "International Space Station", "Jet Propulsion Laboratory", "Large Magellanic Cloud", "Mount Sharp", "space telescope", “Big Island”, “Bluetooth headsets”, “Comet 332P/Ikeya-Murakami”, “Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko”, “comet fragments”, “Commerson's frogfish”, “crew members”, “deep-sea ecosystem”, “DEM L241”, “Expedition 48”, “gamma-ray binary system”, “glass squid”, “LMC P3”, “Murray Buttes”, “National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration”, “Pisces V”, “Remote payload”, 67P, AirPods, Apple, atmosphere, balloon, biodiversity, comet, Curiosity, disease, ESA, expedition, fumigates, Hawaii, Hubble, ISS, JPL, Jupiter, Kazakhstan, landing, Mars, Moon, mosquito-borne, NASA, NOAA, outcrop, research, Roscosmos, Rosetta, rover, seamounts, self-driving, Soyuz, spacecraft, submersible, supernova, TMA-20M, Uber, virus, Zika Posted in astronomy, Biology, Earth Science: Oceans, Geology, Health, NASA, NOAA, Plants and Animals, Science Photo Blog, Space, Technology

April 2016 Science Images

Posted April 29th, 2016 at 4:00 pm (UTC-4)

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Tags: "Bubble Nebula", "European Space Agency", "Goddard Space Flight Center", "Hubble Space Telescope", "International Space Station", "Kennedy Space Center, "magnetic field", "Martian surface", "Milky Way", "National Institute of Health", "NGC 7635", "Solar Dynamics Observatory", "solar flare", "Solar Impulse 2", "solar plane", "space telescope", “26th anniversary”, “Aedes aegypti”, “California Science Center”, “Centers for Disease Control and Prevention”, “Crew Module”, “disaster relief”, “Exploration Mission-1”, “external tank”, “History Museum”, “Humanoid Diving Robot”, “Michoud Assembly Facility”, “pressure tests”, “ship repair”, “sun powered”, babies, Caltech, CDC, circumnavigate, Curiosity, Dragon, EM-1, Endeavour, ESA, ET-94, Falcon 9, France, Hubble, ISS, JPL, Mars, Marseille, microcephaly, mosquito, NASA, oceanographic, OceanOne, Orion, pregnancy, protoplanetary, research, resupply, robot, rocket, rover, SDO, Space Shuttle, spacecraft, SpaceX, Sun, UGC477, world, Zika Posted in Biology, Health, NASA, Science Photo Blog, Space, Technology

Curiosity Hits Silica Jackpot; Sleep Aid & Strokes; Freshwater Supply Threatened

Posted December 18th, 2015 at 4:27 pm (UTC-4)

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NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover Finds Plenty of Silica As they reviewed data gathered by the Mars Rover, scientists found that some rocks in Gale Crater contained the chemical compound silica. In fact they say it’s a very high amount of the compound. According to the researchers, silica is actually a combination of silicon and oxygen. […]

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Study: Lakes On Ancient Mars; Scientists Say They Know Why Elephants Rarely Get Cancer

Posted October 9th, 2015 at 4:34 pm (UTC-4)

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New Caltech Study Finds That Mars Once Had Lakes A couple of weeks ago the science world was all a twitter after NASA announced that its scientists had found evidence of flowing water on Mars. The excitement raised expectations that life may exist on the Red Planet since, as some say, where there’s water, there’s life. […]

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September 2015 Science Images

Posted September 30th, 2015 at 9:43 pm (UTC-4)

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NASA Says Water Flows on Mars

Posted September 28th, 2015 at 6:47 pm (UTC-4)

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Today, NASA confirmed evidence of the presence of liquid water flowing on present-day Mars. It’s most likely that any flowing Martian water is salty and not pure. “Our quest on Mars has been to ‘follow the water,’ in our search for life in the universe, and now we have convincing science that validates what we’ve […]

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Science Images of the Month – August 2015

Posted August 31st, 2015 at 7:00 pm (UTC-4)

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Tags: "cosmic ray", "European Space Agency", "Galileo satellites", "globular cluster", "Hubble Space Telescope", "Indian Ocean", "International Space Station", "Marias Pass", "Mount Sharp", "Outredgeous", "weigh-in", “Austrian Space Forum”, “bioreactor”, “bipolar nebula”, “Butterfly Nebula”, “CALorimetric Electron Telescope”, “Flight Crew Interface Test”, “Guiana Space Center”, “Humboldt Penguins”, “Japan Aerospace eXploration Agency”, “London Zoo”, “Peak of the Furnace", “Piton de la Fournaise”, “PN M2-9”, “red romaine lettuce”, “Reshetnev Information Satellite Systems”, “Reunion Island”, “SCAPE suits”, “simulated Mars mission”, “space lettuce”, “space observatory”, “Twin Jet Nebula”, “Typhoon Soudelor”, “Tyrolean glaciers”, Buckskin, CALET, Curiosity, ESA, FCIT, Flublok, JAXA, lava, Mars, Millimetron, NASA, NGC-1793, self-portrait, spacesuits, volcano Posted in Chemistry, Earth Science: Oceans, Geology, Genetics, Health, Science Photo Blog, Space, Technology

Science Images from May 2015

Posted May 30th, 2015 at 3:00 pm (UTC-4)

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